Wwf Invasion Storyline Novelas e Histórias

I straighten and clear my throat. "Today was supposed to be about a Luna competition, but instead, our lands were invaded, invaded by not one, but two enemies. Alpha Leif led his pack into our lands with the hopes of killing myself....and my mate. He was aided in this by the King. The King has somehow found a way to control rogues. And he sent approximately 50 of those mindless beasts to our lands," I say as I make my way to my usual seat so I can stand next to Vanessa. Multiple wolves growl, and some gasp as I deliver the news about the King. But those sounds can barely be heard over the warrior's weeping mothers.

How would she even think she's capable of hurting her? Is that how humans see werewolves? "What about these wolves who attacked me earlier?" She looked around. "Trespassers. They invaded our territory and that's why we are here" Japh explained. "That's why we killed them. Just calm down, okay?" "So you are the good guys?" Iris looked afraid. "Yes. We won't hurt you" Willow assured her. "Not until Jordan finds out about this" Japh said. "What do you mean?" Willow quickly turned to him.

"No Lua. This will work. We are mates. The goddess paired us for a reason and at the perfect time too. I am the strongest Alpha of the the US. No one will dare cross me. My army is the largest and strongest. I also have Hawaii and Alaska as allies. You will be safe, there will be no more wars under my leadership. We just have to figure out how we're introducing you and how we're going to put an end to the myths about white wolves." "You say that like it's easy. The White War just ended a few months ago. For almost 21 years everyone has hated us. I'm pretty sure I'm the last one. No refugees other than me made it to Canada." "Well think about the Great War against the humans. Werewolves took

someone said. Our eyes locked and Vivian reached for my hand. I laced our fingers together and we both squeezed at the same time. Venom was under attack, that’s why they came for us. Maybe this is all they want for now, to keep us safe. To keep tabs on us. Maybe we’ll get some decent food for a change. “We just ain’t got the males to spread out so far…” I heard, as they erupted in shouts and all kinds of heated exchanges. “The Alpha was so concerned with taking more land, well hell now we got more than we can hold. He never planned on us getting invaded,” someone said.

“No.” More cracks opened across the sky. More figures stepped through. Ten. Twenty. Thirty. Golden warriors hovering above the city like silent executioners. Seraphine felt dread settle in her chest. “This isn’t a hunting party.” “No.” “What is it?” Kael’s voice was grim. “An invasion.” The humans below had begun screaming now. Cars crashed as drivers abandoned vehicles. People ran blindly through the streets. Chaos spread instantly. Seraphine clenched her fists. “They’re going to slaughter everyone.”

Alistair’s black wolf tears into the corrupted Alpha from the side while Elara attacks from the other direction, both of them protecting their Prime with everything they have. The corrupted Alpha is stronger than both of them combined but it’s fighting individuals while I’m fighting as part of a collective. I howl and every wolf within range responds, their power flooding into me, and when I strike back at the corrupted Alpha it dissolves under the weight of thousands of wolves attacking through one body. We close the last portal and the invasion stops, no more entities or corrupted wolves able to reach our reality. The Original Pack howls in victory and the sound echoes across the continent

"You did." I looked at the wolves. For thirty years, we had fought so hard to teach them how to be human. We had taught them to read the warmth, to hold the bridges, to resolve their disputes with empathy. We had succeeded. And because they were human, they had learned how to build the gun. I looked down at the burning ocean. The founding ground was safe. The armada was destroyed. The invasion had failed. But as the smell of Cordite and blood drifted across the western cliffs, I knew that the continent would never be the same.